Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1836-1922 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

Download & Play

Questions

Newspaper Page Text

THE DAILY
BULLETIN
VOL. XVI.
CAIRO, ILL., SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 1881,
NO. 275.
CAIRO
TEST YOUR BAKING POTO TO-DAll
Bruidi adr.rtl.ed at absolutely purs
OOWTAIW AMMOIKA.
THI TEST I
Plaswann top down oa a but .tot until ht.ted.thea
?.2a. Ul? mu- e'wmut will uut U r
qulnd to douot Ui. prwvnoe or aiuniouU.
DOES NOT CONTAIN AMMONIA.
ITI MIALTHrTUUt Hit NEVER BL'M Ql MTIOIID.
la ft million hornet fur quvter of ft century It Lu
tgod Ui. euniunieri' reliable leit,
THE TESTJFJHE 0VE.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
ikies or
Er. Price's Special Flavoring Eitracts,
Tto f M.Mrt SdleiM. u4 Htara I S..r ku.i,u4
Dr. Prict's Lupulin Yeast Gimi
For Light, Uealthy Hred. The Il.-.t Dry 11 p
YMjtln Wurld.
FOR SALE BY CROCERS.
CHICACO. - ST. LOUIo.
0. W. HENDERSON,
No. 191 Commercial Ave.,
Sole Agent foi the Celebrated
and EANGES,
also carries thelargeat and bcrt selected stock ol
HEATING STOVES
erer brooght tithe city. Trite" ranging from the
loscst lor t cheap stove no to the closest figures
ON the FINEST and BEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Batldera' Hardware, n1 ft complete assortment of
Tinware, Oraulteware. Karthenware and ft g-oeral
Una of Hon.e Furnl.hlni Gooda. Lamp, fixtures,
etc. Call andexamln- before purcbaiiug.
Corner l.'tb and Commercial A'cnne.C'a'.ro, 111.
Telephone No. 12.
Goldstine & Kosenwater
136 &138 Com'l Ave.
biro full and complete lln of
Dry Goods!
Dress Goods!
Linen Goods, Dusters, Xotions, Etc.
A heavy ttock of Body Brussels, Taper- -tnei
aud Ingram
C-A-E-P-E-T-S
A foil stork of Oil Clo'.bn, all e!i aDd prlccf .
All iioodm at Bottom Prion!
Manofacturer and Dealer In
PISTOLS
RIFLES
8th Street, between Com'l Ate. ud Levee.
CAlliO URINOUS
CHOKE BORING A SPECIALTY
ALL KINDS OP AMU.NITION.
tiafea Kasalred. All Kinds nl Ken Mid.
Hentjy Hasenjaeger,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
SODA WATER.
CHAMPAIGN CIDER.
BIRCH BEERi
Sheboygan Mineral Springs Water,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Milwaukee Beer in kegs and bottles, a
specialty.
Manufactory Corner 4th & Com'l
Cairo, Ills.
EW YORK STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The Lariat Variety Stock
iN TIIK CiTV. .
C400DS SOLD VERY CLOSE
NEW YORK STORE CO,
Cor.NlnetMnth street 1 Pavt 111
Cositaerdal Avenue f UUIU IU
"FIRE THEM OUT,"
Tbo Cry Raised By a Flarbt In the.
Gallery of a Crowded
Show,
Precipitates a Pan'c Among Two Thousand
Women and Children A Struggling
Mass of Unreasoning Humanity.
Two or Three Doz;n Persons Crushed tc
the Fluor and More or Less
Injured.
Montreal, Can., October 24. The
Royal Theater Museum, a len-cout show,
was packed at the, matinee yester
day, tho audience numbering over
2,000 persons, chU fly women and
children. Two buys la tho
crowded gallery engaged la a fljht when
the cry ot "Fire th.-iu out," wan rained.
This was understood below to bo a cry of
Are, a panic eniu-d and a wild rush was
n ade fur the exits, all pushes were
Instantly choked with a strug
gling unreasoning mass of humanity,
Women became frantic, a d many of them
fainted, fell and were trumped upon by
the crowd. The actors au i attache.!
vainly tried to quiet the frenzy by shout
ing that there was no Ore. The panic
lasted until all who w re physically ab.'e
bad left the theater. Then It was
discovered that two or three dozen wom
en aud children had been c rut hud to the
floor and were more or less 'severe. y In
jured. None of them wore able to walk
to their homes aud cab were procured.
It Is regarded as miraculous tint soma
were not allied.
A Cry of Distress. .
Quebec, Can-., October 21. E. J.
Fiyon, Commissioner of Riliways, re
ceived the following telegram to-diy
from U-v. J. E. Ii. l'oullat:
Uasi'a, October 'ii.
"The set lament of Poltite-a-Fregate
ond Petit Ansa have been completely de
stroyed by Arc. 'ihirty-llve fjruiilei are
h'-ineli ss ii ud starving. F r God's sake
a-it us."
Another tel'gram fruiu Clorydorme
say: " I'lilrt. live bofurs at tills place
havs beft burned. Two hundred per
sons are In a state of starvation, having
lost their barns, bouts and everything
tht y possessed. Sorut-thlug shou.d be
dune at once. The men could be sent
away for the wiutei If tb,- women and
ihlidreu were provided lor."
ThsR o'lVdrs Abal.
Nkw Y'ouk, October 24. Curtain bond
bo. dm of the West Shore Kailroad have
addressed to the United States Trust
Company's trutee of the bouds a protest
ogjlust the action o the receivers of the
road In cutting passenger rates below a
raying basis. lTe-ldent Stewart of the
Trunt Company, It Is under.-tood, rep led
In a non-committal form to the effect that
the bondholders were entitled to protec
tlon, and would doubtless receive re
dress from the court If bey could tbow
that iht-y were being Injured.
Iu view of the latter clause It Is perti
nent to stale tliat at .sterday's meeting
of the Handing committer of the West
Shore bondholders, the Receivers of the
roud subm tted a statement showing
since the reduction the Company's re
ceipts have lucrea-ed twenty per cent.
Secretary 11. It. Uulk.ey, of the com
mittee, says ther Indorsed the Receivers'
po.tcy, as In the Interest of the prop
erty. A WIFK'S TEAKS.
Tu.y
Furnish the Cliw That
Will
Hacf Her Husband.
Fiketwood, Pa., October 24. A Ger
man farm laborer, named John Medlar,
was shot dead re eatiy near hero by
Charles Ep,ler, bis former employer, of
whom he demanded payment. Epplcr
au; a bole on his farm and buried his
victim. The crime wouid probacy have
rnnalued coucua.cd forever had it not
been revealed through the pratlle of
K,. pier's children, wno said their mother
bad been crying for a loni time bec tuse
papa mlsht be hung for shooting a man.
1 vehti-ation disclosed the murder.
Darned the Girls and Mended Her
Voles.
' llociiESTKit, Pa., October 24. Ellen
A-h worth, a young woman whoso home
Is lu Bridge water, Pa., and who has for
twelve years been unable to speak above
a whisper, having lost her voice la an at
tack of scarlet lever, recently r covered
her speech In a remarkable manner. She
had established a mlllluery store at East
Liverpool, O., and was doing a pros
perous business. A few davs ago some
of tho employes grew rebellious and la
her rage Miss Ashworth surprised herself
and those ab ut her by exclaiming la a
loud voice: "Oh, darn these g ris!"
Her speech Is now as perfect as beforo
her Illness.
STUDENTS' THICKS.
A Poor Lcat Horse Brought In For Prof
rsss.
Wokcksteii, Mass., October 24.
When the faculty and studouts at tho In
stitute met lor prayer yesterday they dis
covered a horse In one of tho pews. It
had been smuggled up two wlndlig
fi ghts of stairs during tho night by mis
chievous students. The professors wers
much puzzled how to get rid of the 1 tra
der, and were occupied all oay, Finally
they hired a number of men, who tied
the horse's feet together, wrapped It In
blankets, and slid it down tho stairs on
skids. The boys stood outside and
cheered lustllv at the proofing, They
were so boisterous that the pol.ee were
called upon by the Irate Faculty to scat
ter them.
The Cotton flxpotttlon.
Nkw Youk, Ootober 24. Mayor Edson
has lusued a proclamation ooncorntng
the World's Industrial and Cotton CVn
tenulul Exposition, to be opened la New
Orleans December 1st. Ho calls atten
tloo to the fact that the United States;
Government will bare a mora exhaustive
exhibit than any hitherto attempted by
It, and to tho effect the Exposition I
likely to have on trade with Ceutrai and
South America, whose annual commerce
K estimated at $076,000,000, and o
rhkh tht United States now controls
faiwm tSiAnonofVA. He -Qgmrandi
W XtttMlttci to ther c-WwTis dr-tfsw
York, and urges them to take) the Interest
la It that It i.estrves. To furtht r this
end, be culls a meeting of citizens or
to-morrow night at the Chamber of Com
merce, when Commissioner General
Moonhead will be preseut and make an
address. '
Dr. Nachtel as a Benefaotor of Bit
Nkw Youk, October 24. Dr. Nachtel,
whose efforts recurcd the system -of
night medical service at call from police
stations In this c ty, Is trying to establish
an ambu'ance service lu Paris, such as
exists la all the principal American cities.
He has received the following sutograpn
letter from Victor Iluaoi "Ni-w York
has cornm need, Paris wM continue that
which you propose, and which Is sug
gested by reason and by evidence. , The
success of the scheme will confirm your
affirmation. It Is clear, is definite, Is
huln n. I approve of It, and con
gratulate you."
THE TL'ItF.
National Jockey Club Races.
Washington, D. C, October 24. This
Is the third day of the fall meeting of the
National Jockey Club. The weather Is
clear and cool, the track g jod and the at
tendance large.
First Kice a mile dash: Bella, won;
Itichard L., second; Tattler, third.
Time, 1:50 1-2. Mutuils paid, 920.
Second Race One mliei Elizabeth,
first; Hopeful, second; Saltpetre, third.
Time, 1:501-4. Mutuals paid, $29.40.
Third Usee Seven furlongs: Uotere,
first; Coral, second; Lytton, third. Time,
1 :S3 1-4. Mutuals paid, 40.85.
Fourth Race Congress stakes; two
m ks: Iieel and Toe, first; Nettle, sec
ond; B ast, third. Time, 8:44 1-2. Mu
tuals paid, v20. SO.
Fifth lUce Six furlong: Frankle B.,
first; Little Mtnch, second; Bessie,
third. Time, 1:19. Mutuals paid, $14.
20. Brifhton Beach Biess.
New Youk, October 24. The cold
weather yesterday thlnnod tbo attend
tendance at Brighton each. The racing
was good, and the number of entries up
to the average.
First Race Maiden two-year olds,
three-quarter-mile: Emmet, first; Adala,
second: Hawthorne, third. Time, 1:22
3-4. Mutuals paid, 813 S3.
Second Race Ad ages, one mile: Jen
nings, first; Bouucer, second; Carrie
Stewart, third. Time, 1 :4U 1-4. Mutuals
paid, 1 8.05.
Third ltace All ages, one and three
eighths miles: Chrence, first; It, Monee,
second; Bay Miller, third. Time, 2:30
1-2. Mutuals paid, $15.70.
Four h Race Three-year-o'ds, seven
eighths mile: Valley Forge, first; Nore
na, second; Pilferer, third. Time, 1:S4
3 4. Mutuals paid, 911.75.
Flf;h Race Handicap hurdle race, over
six hurdles, one and one-half miles:
George McCuilough, flrat; Pawnee, sec
ond; Billy, third. Time, 2:59 1-2. Mu
tuals paid, 912.
Bchaefer Wine.
Boston, Mass., October 24. Jacob
Schaefer and W. J. Catton, of St. Louis,
played two straight-rail billiard games
at the Marshall billiard par.ors yester
day. J he first game resulted: Schaefer,
COO; Catton, 290. Schaefer's average
was 21 3-7, and t'atton's 10 3-4.
Th second game resulted!.. Schaefer,
1,000; Catton, 904. At the close of bot i
games Schaefer gave a brilliant exhibi
tion of fancy shots.
Maud S.
Lexinoton, Ky., October 24. Maud
S. was jogged yesterday afternoon, act
ing weh lu harness, feeling well and look
ing well. She then was exercised faster,
trotting a mile l i 2:2 ), doing the laxt
quarter In thirty-one and a quarter sec
onds. After seeing this, horsemen gen
erally feel confiJeut che can break her
record.
All Signed Atrain.
Cincinnati, O , October 24. Tho thir
teen members of the Cincinnati Base
Ball Club have all signcJ for the season
of 18K3. The players are White, Sny
der, Powers, Reilly, McPhce, Fennelly,
Carpenter, Jones, Corkhld, West, Peo
ples, Shailix and Mountjoy. Messrs.
Stern aud Kramer have disposed of the
greater part of their stick In the Club,
and Mr. George L. Herancourt will be
the manager.
For the Cnampionship of Amirica.
New York, October 24. The first
name of the series for the baso ball
cha - plonshlp of America, was played
yesterday at the Polo Grounds betweeu
the Providence team, the Leaguu cham
pions, and the Metropolitans, champions
of the American Association. Followlug
Is the
SC'OKEt.
Provldenco, 20100030 C
Metropolitans, 00000000 00
Base Hits ProTldence, 5 ; Metropoli
tans, 2.
Errors Providence, 2; Metropoli
tans, 0.
Pitchers Keete and Radbourne.
Umpire-Kelly.
MUohsll Ifeana Business.
New York, October 23. Ata lute hour
to-ulght Clias. Mitchell placed 9500 la
the hands of Harry Hill to bind a match
with Dominic McCaffrey, whom he de
sires to chaLenue. He says he will meet
McCaffrey with bard aloves or baro
knuckles wlthlu six weeks, at any place
lu the world, barring New Oceans, for
from 9500 to 92,500 a side.
One minute In Jail.
PETERsnunoii, Va., October 24. John
T. Pleasants, editor of the Mail, an aitor
neon paper publlshod here, who was Irx
dieted by tha Gran l Jury at the last term
of court tor publishing on tho 17th of
June last, a libelous card reflecting on
the character of W. T. Lawrence, was
convicted In the Hastings' Court to-day
of a misdemeanor. The jury Imposed a
flue of 95, and one minute In jail.
Poleonsd the Wrong Person.
Colcmbub, Ga., October 24. Ella
Gamble has been oonvtctod of reorder In
Harris ConutVi and w,is sentenced to tho
TeuUcntlury for Ufa. Ella was an in
mate of the house of Pink Bu
chanan, wboeu affeotton the enjoyed
for a season. Buchanan's wife ordered
the artful woman to leave the bouse,
when the latter mixed "Rough on Rats'4
In the day's batch of bread, Intending the
poisoned loaf for Mrs. Buchanan. The
aOl aiiCjrrrleoV bowVeK 4 HaXtS
m toe 11uttitit4e4 his wlfeT
INDIGNANT AMAZONS,
Thoy Arm and Organize For the
Dofonae of Their Homes
and Firesides.
A BogUB Baptist Preacher Overtaken is
His SLs-H 8 Capture and Con
viction As a Horse-Thief.
The Hazsltine Murder Trial Tho Attempt
to Show Insanity A Serious
Cutting Affray.
New Aliuny, I.nd., October 24. At
Palmyra, llarr.sou County, a party of
thirty women, disguised In men's clothes,
rode up to the liquor salooa of Wll.lam
Bott last night, aud demanded admission
of B,tt, whose residence Is In the house
with the saloon. Ejforclng the demand
with drawn revolvers, they were ad
mitted to th t houso and at once set to
work and broke all the decanters, glasses
and other furniture of the bar. They
then kuocked in all the beads of the bar
rels and kegs, and poured out tho liquor.
Bott was thou given nollca If he re
opened the saloon they would pay him
another visit aad lynch tiliu, aa they did
not Intend to tolerate the sale of liquor
In the town. Bott is looking for another
location.
An ex-Oonvict In the Bole of Baptist
Praaoher Cornea to Grief.
Tolono, III., October 24. John Biggs
was yesterday convicted la the Douglass
County Circuit Court aad sentenced to
sixteen years in the Penitentiary. Biggs
appeared lu Sandora-, this county, about
eighteen mouths ago with a letter from a
Quaker church. The Baptists of the vil
lage reaUliy took him into full member
ship, and . he soon obtal icd licenso to
preach. Occasionally a valuablo
HOUSE WOULD DlJjAPl'EAIl
from the locality where he had beon
preaching, uut no one ever thought of
suspecting him. A few weess ago a fine
bay pacer was stolen from Mrs. M.
Spauldiog and a horse from William
Udeli ; another from A am Boone, a bug
gy and harness from Stephen Hanson and
numerous other articles. At the same
time Biggs disappeared. Investigation
showed mat he had previously served in
the Penitentiary lor . horse-stealing and
that the letter with which he first gained
the confidence of the people of Sadorus
Was a
t'OKCEBY AND A FRAUD.
Officers captured him at Fiora 111., with
most of theproierty In his possession.
The S'lenff of Douglass County took him
iu etianjo ai.d started for Tuscola, but
before reaching that ci;y Blgs went in
to the closet, slipped througn the win
dow and jumped trout the train. He was
stunned by the tali; and when the train
was backed up and tho otflcer to nd htm
It was thought he was dead, but be re
covered aud was tried aud couvicted yes
terday. Tha HaSUiins TrlaL
Baltimore, Md., October 24. The
Huzeltine trial was continued this morn
ing. The State rested Its case wlthjut
the introduction of further evidence. It
was expected that a number of witnesses
would arrive this morning from James
town, but they failed to appear. Gov
ernor Whyte stated that iu their abence
he had other wit esics he w u d nt on
the stan' to prove the Instult ot the
prloner. Wituesses irom New York will,
It Is understood, tt stily to the duliuess
and eccentricities of Hazultlueln bis boy
hood. The flrt witness called by the def-'nse
was Van Witzco, a young lawyer of Bal
timore. He met liazeitlue iu Jamestown,
N. Y., two mouths prior to the snooting,
and hid traveled with . Un up to the tiiiii
of the occurrence ol the uuiortunate af
fair. He said Huzeltine acted strangely.
At the hotel in Toron o ho tore up his
stockings and the sheets, and witness
had sat up with him all night.
When they arrived at Ba tlmore, the pris
oner's condition was verglug on acute
mania as the result of a pro.onged do
bunch oa which thev had been. Hazel
t ne had trieo to purchase morphine at a
drug store to quiet tils nerves, but the
diugglt had refused him.
The court took recess until 2 p. m.
Serious Cutting: Affray.
Chicago, III., October 24. A serious
cutting affray occurred at the Board ot
Trade bulldlun at one o'clock this after
noon. Thomas Brown, colored, aged
seventeen, whj goes by the name of
Black Tom, was probably fatally stabbed
In the neck by another colored man,
uame nuknown. Th- victim Is a boot
black, and owns a chair lu the nlley. It
Is said tho principal in the affray went
Into the mala hallway of the bulldlug
uml began quarreling. Words lod to
blows, and the -unknown man stabbed
Black Tom In tho neck with a jack-knife,
lntl.ctlng a very serious wound. The as
sailant ran out of tho building and es
caped. The victim was taken to the
Couuty Hospital.
Annual R-pirt.
Wabuinoton, D. C, October 24. Tho
annual report oi the Acting Judge Advocate-General
of the Army has been sub
mitted to the Secretary of War Tho report
shows an Increased number of court
martinis In all branches of the service,
and recommends various mluor changes
In the rules of military jurisprudence.
DIVIDENDS DECLARKD.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
declared a dividend of thirty per cent, in
favor of the creditors ot the Hot Springs
National t ank and the First National
Bank ot Monmouth, III.
A Ringing D om on for B ill.
WisnixoEON, D. a, October 24. The
Examluer-ln-Chlet of tbo Patent Office
his rendored a decision awarding Alex
ander Graham Bell priority of Invention
of the telephone receiver. This was
awarded by tho exsmlner below to Mc
Douough. The point at issue Is regard
ed as the prluelpal feature ot the tele
phonic Invention.
Tha Kerry Hum of tht Bp ndlee to Be
H.ard Again,
f ail Rititi, Mam., Ootober S4. Tha
manufacturers of i rlnt cloths hare de
lAA . ..... mh amla Alt MaIu1 Vila
nun .v inn wy - r i
MwUon roKtteeryem latectwsj
''-- - "ii. '
stoppago. The latter chlm to have con.
tracts to fill, aud that thoy have no right
to close. The probability Is that forty
closed mills will start up on Monday and
run alternate weeks until there Is aa Im
provement I mho market.
The 10,000 operators shut out during
this week have behaved admirably. Tho
machinery of tho cotton mills Is much
Injured by laying idle. When a mill
closes for two weeks it takes nearly a
week to get the machinery to running
perfectly again. This makes It prefera
ble to run a ternato weeks, rather than
every other fortnight, tho product being
the same la either case.
TOLITICATi.
Demooratio Barbsous.
Isdianapoliu, Ind., October 24. The
Democratic barbecue at Pi ru yesterday,
was the largest demonstration ever held
lu that vicinity, about 25,000 persous be
ing present. Speeches were, made by
Mr. Hendricks, Senator McDonald, Dur
ward and others.
CRAZED WITH RUM.
A bloody row occurred on a Wabash
passenger train, near Wabash last night,
The train wai full of people, returning
Irom the Peru barbecue. A woman
named Cotticlphan, crazed with liquor,
drew a long knlle and began cutting ami
s astilng among the occupants of the car.
Henry Garner was cut In the lelt shoul
der, N. Qulnn was dangerously stabbed
lu the face, and Conductor Prince was
stabbed in the faco. The woman was
finally ejected from the train.
A Heavy-Welg-ht Opinion.
Bloomi.vgton, III., October 24. Sen
ator David Davis, although acting with
the Republicans, to-day said In conversa
tion with an lntlraatu friend that in his
opinlou the Democratic party stood the
belter chance for electing their ticket
than they had for years. He said be
thought, however, that Cleveland
ought never to have been nominated,
and that be was about as weak a candi
date as could have been selected. Tbo
party was, however, line y orga ized aud
had and were every day accomplishing
some very effective work. Between tno
two mcu Blaine was bis first choice, but
still his electloa was very uucertaln.
Crossing' the Border Into Suck'rdom.
Danville III., October 24. It was
eleven o'clock this morning when Mr.
Blaine lelt Lafayette for Sprin-fle d, III.
He was accompanied by a large reception
committee, who had come from Spring
field to meet bim, and by several Irlends
from Chicago, among ttu-m, Mr.
Joseph Medl.l and Mr. C. B. Farwoll.
The first stop this morning, the last
in Indiana, was at Attica. Th re were
about 5,000 people around the depot.
Mr. Blalno spoke very briefly, saying
that it was too late for argument, and
that the time for action was at hand. No
other stop was made until the train
reached Dauvl.lu, ill.
A YOUNG FKED DOUGLASS.
He Mikss a Speech Before the Bloom-
lnirton Indepndenta.
Bloomington, III., October 24. Last
night Rev. C. S. Smith, the distinguished
colored orator and agitator of Illinois,
delivered an address before the Independ
i cnt Republicans of this city. Smith until
' recently was prominent lu Illinois pon
tics, 'hd by his race was regarded as a
young Fred Douglass. Ho was a strong
: Arthur man, but bolted after Blaine was
nominated. His speech was reported to
be one of the best ever made la this city.
Back in the Fold.
New York, October 24. "Jakey"
Worth, of Brooklyn was last night nomi
nated by tho Republicans for Congress In
the Filth District Mr. Worth has served
nine years In tho Legislature. His op
position to Mayor L w caused him to
break with his party, but this year he is
back lu the fold.
Merritnan for Congress.
New York, October 24. Tho county
Democracy of tbo Eleventh Dlstr ct last
night nominated for Congress Colonel
Truman A. Merrlman, President ot the
New Y'ork Press Club and political re
porter ot the Sun. Colonel Merrlman Is
f jrty-four years old and very popular.
Will Not Fuse.
Pittsburgh, Pa., October 24. Thom
as A. Armstrong, leader of the People's
party, said yesterday: "I am positive
there will be no general fusion betweeu
tho People's party aud the Democrats la
Pennsylvania."
He Will Oet There.
Ithaca, N. Y., October 23. The Re
publican Congressional Convention of
this District met at Seneca Falls to-day
and unanimously Indorsed tho Demo
cratic nominee, John Aruot, of Elraira.
Aasignea.
Syracuse, N. Y., Octobor 24. The
Kopelewlch assignment was fl.ed this
morning. Half a doz n judgments for
borrowed money were entered yesterday.
The liabllltle-are upwards of 675,000.
The slock Is estimated at ,'5,000, with
915,000 in outstanding acouuats.
Boat and Cargo Lost,
New Orleans, La., October 24. Tho
steam oat Henry Frank, hence last even
ing for Memphis, burned to the water's
edge last night near Davis Crevasse. The
boat and cargo are a total loss. No lives
were lost.
Lik ;ly to b Lyaohed.
Nashville, Tknm., Octobor 24. Frank
Rhea is likely to be lynched at Houston,
Miss., under very peculiar circum
stances. A week ago he hit BUI Pate
over tho head with a stick. The latter
fell dead. A Corouur's jury found that
Pate died from heart dlsesso, because
his skull was not fractured. Rhea was,
admitted to ball. At the trial bofore a
Jasilco yesterday, Pate's relations put
the skull in evidence, skluned It and
showed the ekail to be eracked la four'
directions Use a broken egg shell Great
excitement prevails. Pubilo sentiment
has turned ngatnst Rhea.
Ttas By field Bavagee Xtatartained.
Niwbuhtpokt, Mass., October 24
Tbo "By Held Savages," Compaules A, B
and C la tho old Nineteenth Rrgtroent,
were entertained by Major Ben Parley,
Poore, the original oomtnander ot the
battalion, at hie ral lenca, West New
bory, t-a aftaraoou. LkaMaol Graiy,
1 w f wwim
. a - TIT" 'I
Absolutely Pure.
This powdr i en-r varies. A mnrvei of pnrlty.
ttreoiftn kdiI win Irsoincness .N ore economical
tliND ordinary kind., and cannot b sold m corn
petition with the multt ndn of low ted, short
weight, alum o borphste pnwrti r.. Sold only
Id cans. ROYAL HAKIM I'i WIi B CO.,
nw w a I M ect, .ew York.
AMUSEMENTS.
(JAIRO OPERA HOUSE.
One Night Only I'rantively.
MONDAY, OGTOBEli 27.
Beturn ol Everybody's Llttlo Favorite. The Cba' m-
mi.', retlio tommeuienne,
LIZZIE EVANS,
supported by tbo Talented Comedian,
HARRY WARREN,
and a Superb Company. In the Romantic
Corned) Jjrama,
aTlie New Dewdrop "
an Idyl of the Coast of Wale.
t""Adralsslon. 50 nnil 75 cent. Gallery. 25
cents, seals secured at UlMer's
W. G. CAET,
tKTAKER
Dealer in
lirouda.
Met b lie Ca.-ifS.
(Off) 119,
&c, &c.
Grave Vaults
slwav on band.
caiso in rpadi
s whiu called
nr.
No. 12 6th St., Cairo, 111
IAS. II. SMITH.
etJSIKT A. "HUB
SMITH BROS'
Grand Central Store.
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
DRY GOODS,
ETC.
oa inn. - - iil,
Patrick T. McAlpine,
Lvader in
Mnilo to ortlor.
Sth St., bat. Ohio Levee t Commercial Ave.
OAlUO. - ILL
licimii'iii&r neatly done at short notice.
A LLIDAY BROTH I ) lis,
CAIBO, 11I.INOI8.
l-ommissioi McrchantSj
DEALERS IN
Cl OUK, AND KA
t'rovrtttnra
Egyptian F louric g Mil Is
Hwhuat rh Pil Pbl fnr Whfiat,
The Kesnlar Cairo A radticah Dailj
Packrt.
GUS FOWLER
HBNlir K. TATLOR, Master.
UibUlttlli JOULc, Clurk.
loaves Ptdacah fnrC iro daily OUnudity except
i) ttt a. m., and Miiand City at 1 p. m. Ketvrav
n,lavea Cairo alip.ai.tJfoan'lCltratlp.sa
Ke a
P Jrtirtfl i. . in-. .
h ;"-...
i go k jrkj:
t';
' I
S.I' , .1!